The value of a carbon credit is determined by decisions made before it reaches a buyer, including project ownership, finance, data, verification, and benefit-sharing. These factors influence who participates, who carries the risk, and who ultimately benefits. As new regulations and international partnerships expand market access, these questions are becoming increasingly important across Africa. The Carbon Markets Africa Summit (CMAS) 2026, scheduled for 13-15 October at the Kigali Convention Centre in Rwanda, will bring together African governments, project developers, investors, buyers, and technical experts to address these issues.
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